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Come Fan with UsTuesday, August 4, 2026

Andy Roddick Is Lying To Us All

After a poignant moment on the court following his U.S. Open loss, Andy Roddick retreated to the media room for one last time on Wednesday, marking the beginning of his retirement. He teared up, took some time to soak everything in on the court following his U.S. Open loss to Juan Martin Del Porto, then delivered a nice speech to the crowd.

But in the safety of the media room, Roddick dropped a nice gem that got everyone laughing. He was talking about boobs. Because of course!

The question pertained to a woman asking Roddick to sign her chest a while back -- to which Roddick responded “I wasn’t brought up that way.” But he went a different route on Wednesday, telling reporters “I had just never seen a boob before, to be honest. You know ... that was just overwhelming.”

Gonna miss Andy Roddick and his fun sense of humor, you guys.

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